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Class: jQuery Friendly Password Suggest
Suggest passwords based on what the user typed
Author: By
Last change: add precisions about events
Date: 6 years ago
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Basic Jquery plug-in to suggest friendly passwords to users. Sometimes users lack of imagination when they come to choose a new registration's password or to change their old password on a site where they are already registered.It is also a fact that users naturally always choose a password which they will remember easily.This is what we call friendly passwords. The main goal of this first version of the plug-in is :to make easier the choice of a password by watching the text inputs fields they have already filled to give them some suggestions which are both strong and easy to remember.It also add a little image which will help users to see the password they are typing or they have chosen. This version has a PHP dependency for it is a part of the PHP Friendly Password Suggest package.But maybe the next release will be client-side only. For a how to use example you can look at the file Rstest.html Keep in mind that the plug-in will work without the PHP files but you won't get suggestions .Also note that the plug-in only act on the forms and will just return a Jquery object if the chosen Id doesn't refer to a form. The text inputs to watch can be specified by giving they id just like in example.If nothing is specified for this option all text inputs will be watched. Keep in mind that the event which induces the suggestion is full configurable and supports all available events but the wise programmer who wish to use this package must know that bad usage of events could lead to server crash .So the advice here is to prefer the focus,click, dblclick or mouseenter events... Contact me at leizmo@gmail.com or use the forum for your preoccupations.